UPDATE: Mar. 28th, 2019

In a 104-page sophistry-filled ruling, the BC Human Rights Tribunal announced on Wednesday that Bill Whatcott has been found guilty of discriminating against Morgane Oger. It has been deemed "discriminatory" to even question transgenderism in public, according to this kangaroo court.

Bill has now been ordered to pay Mr. Oger $55,000 in "damages".

This is an outrageous affront to the free speech rights of every Canadian, threatening our ability to engage in meaningful public discourse.

Canada legalized euthanasia and assisted suicide in June 2016 under the term Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID). The law states that MAID can be done when it is approved by two doctors or nurse practitioners when the person fulfills all of the following conditions:

Many Nations are pulling out of the Global Compact for Migration as they recognize it will lead to the demise of Western society, it will impoverish its citizens, and it poses a national security threat.  It will not, and cannot, accomplish the impossible goal of eliminating world poverty.

According to a recent BC government press release, plans are in the works to publicly fund surgeries designed to mutilate healthy men and women in BC. These “complex lower surgeries” will effectively remove and reconfigure normal, healthy male and female sex organs using plastic surgery.

This is an appalling and irresponsible announcement from the NDP government of John Horgan.

UPDATE: January 27th, 2019

A date has been set for the criminal trial of Father Tony. He will face off against his government prosecutors on July 6th, 2020 (next year) in Superior Court.

Canada legalized euthanasia and assisted suicide in June 2016 under the term "Medical Assistance in Dying" (MAiD).

In December 2016, the federal government announced that the Council of Canadian Academies would research and provide recommendations concerning three specific types of requests for euthanasia. The purpose of this was to facilitate an informed, evidence-based, dialogue among Canadians and decision-makers.

It is deeply disturbing to see acts of politically motivated violence taking place here in Canada. On October 2nd, a video emerged online showing a man physically assaulting a woman on camera because she was expressing pro-life views.

Today, October 5th, yet another video was posted of a violent attack on pro-lifers who had been engaging in civil discussion on campus at Ryerson.

UPDATE: October 9th, 2018

We are sad to report that European parliamentarians have decided to not include Mary Wagner on the short list (top three) of Sakharov Prize candidates.

Nevertheless, we are pleased she had made it to the top eight. We are also pleased that over 21,000 of you have made your voices heard and sent a powerful message to Europe on the human rights of the preborn.

UPDATE: March 26th, 2019

We received a response to our complaint against Justice Del Frate from Mr. Norman Sabourin, the Executive Director of the Canadian Judicial Council. Our complaint accused the judge of making a serious breach of conduct by openly breaking the law.

In his response, Mr. Sabourin rejected our complaint and refused to allow it to be brought forward before the Council for review.